Across
- 2. People who always “decline to comment” right on time
- 5. Three-letter crew constantly “responding to the scene”
- 8. Location that has definitely had “multiple prior calls this year”
- 10. Phrase energy “we know something happened, but that’s about it”
- 11. The moment a normal night turns into a headline
- 12. Vehicle that arrives when a story shifts from “incident” to “serious”
- 13. Boston nightlife activity that realtors definitely don’t advertise
- 15. Boston university that keeps popping up for reasons both academic and celebrity
- 16. Invisible barrier that instantly makes bystanders stop and stare
Down
- 1. Soup-and-sandwich chain that somehow keeps making the news for all the wrong reasons
- 3. Official-sounding word that guarantees zero concrete details
- 4. What every breaking story becomes five minutes after publishing
- 6. Vague chaos descriptor that could mean anything from yelling to a full-on fight
- 7. Neighborhood that turns into a headline the second something goes down
- 9. Grainy video’s big break in solving absolutely nothing quickly
- 14. Waterfront neighborhood where luxury apartments meet police tape